quixotic [ingl. brit. kwɪkˈsɒtɪk, ingl. am. kwɪkˈsɑdɪk] ADJ.
- quixotic (chivalrous)
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- quixotic (unrealistic)
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An impulsive person or act might be regarded as quixotic.
en.wikipedia.org This allows us to attach a sense of the quixotic to the experience we have endured as we recount it from a distance.
www.stuff.co.nz So certain pilots were dispatched on a number of dangerous or quixotic missions.
en.wikipedia.org The old pragmatists naturally balked at the prospect of turning their lucrative cash-making enterprise into a quixotic venture for holy glory.
en.wikipedia.org Crozier had a quixotic campaign for state superintendent, which received publicity as he was advocating students to use textbooks as shields against projectiles in the event of a school invasion.
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- quire
- quirk
- quirky
- quisling
- quit
- quixotic
- quixotically
- quiz
- quiz game
- quizmaster
- quiz show